It's that time when many of us take a well-earned break, visit family, open presents and eat far too much dessert. Thank you to everyone who visits and reads this blog, I still can't believe after all these years people still pop over to my little slice of the net.
On today's podcast episode, we are sharing some tips and tricks that worked for us as we ask and answer the question: “How Can You Get Your Manuscript Finished?”
Yes, you may have seen me mention this in other posts. But in case you missed it, I wanted to give it it's very own post!
In today's podcast episode, we are talking about the three points of a novel - beginning, middle and end as we ask and answer the question: “Which Is Stronger: The Beginning, Middle, or End?”
Welcome to the Advent Calendar Story Train, where you can read through 24 stories under the theme 'Surprise'. Today's story is by me! (and boy did I struggle... again... to come up with a story.)
Note To Reader: We are running a Poll regarding out 5th Anniversary episode, asking what you might want us to do. Please take a few minutes to check it out and vote (if it won't let you vote on our ko-fi page, drop your answer in the comments here). To all published authors, do you read reviews left for your books? Today, we share our own thoughts on this topic as we ask and answer: “Should Authors Read Reviews Of Their Books?”
DON’T FORGET!! This is a PINNED Post. New posts will appear below this. Also, please check this page every day (as a new story link will be added to the calendar below) 🙂 Welcome back to the Advent Calendar Story Train, where writers signed up to create a flash fiction story using this year's theme: "Surprise". The project is ready and the first story will go live on Sunday. So let's jump on the train!
Today I welcome onto the blog, author I.L. Cruz for an interview about her upcoming book, The Mage's Path. I interviewed her on this latest book in the Enchanted Isles series.
In today's episode, we are discussing a specific genre set. As Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Is The Cozy Genre?”
It's podcasting time again and in today's episode we're discussing writing journeys and why you might consider tracking yours, if you aren't already. So, join us as Rachel and I ask and answer: “Do You Track Your Writing Journey?”
Author Ari Meghlen Official Website 